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Reddit mentions of AEGISMAX Outdoor Urltra-Light Goose Down Sleeping Bag Three-Season Down Sleeping Bag Mummy Down Sleeping Bag Green L200cmW86cm

Sentiment score: 7
Reddit mentions: 15

We found 15 Reddit mentions of AEGISMAX Outdoor Urltra-Light Goose Down Sleeping Bag Three-Season Down Sleeping Bag Mummy Down Sleeping Bag Green L200cmW86cm. Here are the top ones.

AEGISMAX Outdoor Urltra-Light Goose Down Sleeping Bag Three-Season Down Sleeping Bag Mummy Down Sleeping Bag Green L200cmW86cm
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Recommended Height for User:Regular-170cm/5'7;Large-190cm/6'3.(Regular size not recommended for adult male). Item:Mini series,Regular and Large can zip together.COMFORTABLE:800 filling power and great soft skin fabric,keep you warm and comfortable all night.ULTRALIGHT:Net weight only regular 408g/large 528g,good for backpacking.Best Budget Down Sleeping Bag for Ultralight Backpacking.COMPACT:Compressed size 12cm*21cm,can be easily fitted into any backpacking,easy to carry.Comfort:+11° C/52° F/ Lower Limit:+6° C/43° F/ Extreme:-9° C/15° F;
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ColorGreen
Height2.99999999694 Inches
Length7.87401574 Inches
SizeLarge
Weight0.97 Pounds
Width4.724409444 Inches

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Found 15 comments on AEGISMAX Outdoor Urltra-Light Goose Down Sleeping Bag Three-Season Down Sleeping Bag Mummy Down Sleeping Bag Green L200cmW86cm:

u/SilentBunny · 4 pointsr/bikepacking

If you want to try a potentially risky buy I have come across this on the Ultralight subreddit: https://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Outdoor-Urltra-Light-sleeping-Urltra-compactable/dp/B00XE2SKG2?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0

I am thinking of picking one up eventually to give it a go. The bag I personally use is this: http://www.chinooktec.com/index.php/sleeping-bags/chinook-down/product/339-chinook-fireside-mummy-36f-sleeping-bag which I got for 100$ CAD

u/TheMaineLobster · 4 pointsr/Ultralight

Costco Down Throw is a good, cheap option.. but honestly only if you intend to do some MYOG and modification to it. Personally, I dont really like using the blanket on its own.

Here's a review I did on a summer sleeping bag from Aegismax: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh9VHCmiovU

I think it fits your needs perfectly. It's technically a bag, but can be used like a quilt as well. It seems that this version actually has a hood now, but mine does not.

$75:
https://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Urltra-Light-Sleeping-Three-Season-L200cmW86cm/dp/B00XE2SKG2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1510252488&sr=8-2&keywords=aegismax

u/roflwoffles · 3 pointsr/Ultralight

I'm going to echo Enlightened Equipment. But for those that are even more budget conscious:

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AegisMax Goose Down 36 Degree F bag

These are Chinese bags with geniune 800fp goose down (ethically sourced).

528g weight w/comppression bag - 20cm x 12cm pack size.

200x78cm unpacked.

They make other models too:

u/peeholestinger · 3 pointsr/CampingGear

I own a Snugpak TravelPak 2 sleeping bag. It's less bulky than some bags I've owned, I think it's around 2.5 lbs (which is very heavy for a 40° bag). It's rated to 30° but you'll freeze your butt of below 40. Upgraded to a down quilt and don't touch the TravelPak anymore. Not bag for a heavy beginner bag but I'd go with this bag if I could do it over again.

Right around November I purchased a Bunker 3 tent as well. It's a really nice tent. I like the fly-first pitch, I could see that coming in handy. I've used it a couple times and now have it up for sale. I'm getting into backpacking which means lighter stuff is preferred so at 7.5lbs the tent is just overkill. A great tent but I think you could grab a lighter weight Kelty for half the price.

u/Big_Bare · 3 pointsr/CampingGear

This might fit your criteria. 4C is a bit of a stretch (it is rated down to 2C by the manufacturer, but so far the threshold seems to be closer to 10C/upper 40s F). I've only used it once, but I'll be using it on a 5 day trip this weekend where we expect lows of upper 40s/low 50s at night.

u/joshuadhopkins · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

I've been really happy with the performance of my Sea-to-Summit SparkII sleeping bag, very light at 16.4oz ~ 35F lower limit. Purchased mine from REI with a 25% discount during their membership deals earlier this year which would get you under the $300 price point.

Ultimately, it will come down to understanding the versatility you need and if you want a bag vs. quilt. Also, given that you are posting in /r/Ultralight, you will receive recommendations for bags and quilts pushing your $300 max, with the weight savings and warmth of 850-950 down fill.

As already mentioned, Enlightened Equipment is worth checking out. Also, Marmot and Mountain Hardwear both make some very nice, lightweight bags.

There are cheaper alternatives while still lightweight, such as AEGISMAX and Hyke & Byke, that can be purchased on Amazon or Alibaba. You can find some decent reviews and threads of those in this subreddit. Good luck!

u/Thedustin · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

Aegismax on Amazon has an awesome UL sleeping bag. $75.00 and only weighs 0.97lbs! I've seen people use them like quilts too, only zip up the bottom footbox and lay over yourself.

https://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Urltra-Light-Sleeping-Three-Season-L200cmW86cm/dp/B00XE2SKG2

u/beatboxrevival · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

If you're looking to save some money, you'd be hard pressed to find a bag cheaper than the Aegismax https://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Outdoor-Urltra-Light-sleeping-Urltra-compactable/dp/B00XE2SKG2

You should be able to find a few reviews through google or on this subreddit, but everything is mostly positive.

u/Cthalimus · 1 pointr/Ultralight

Hammocks are great. Most people seem to choose them over ground simply for comfort. While it's definitely possible to get an UL hammock sleep system, they're less versatile especially considering areas without tree cover (deserts, hiking above the tree line, etc.) I recommend checking out /r/hammockcamping or hammockforums.net if you're interested in learning more.

Personally, I use a HG Cuben Fiber tarp, Dutch 11ft netless (w/ridgeline and whoopie slings) with a DIY half bugnet (HUG net), 30* HG Underquilt (just the 40 with 2 ounces more down), and the [Aegismax green](http://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Outdoor-Urltra-Light-sleeping-Urltra-compactable/dp/B00XE2SKG2?ie=UTF8&Version=1&entries*=0) sleeping bag. I love this setup, and all together, it weighs 3.32lbs. Can I go lighter? Sure, but it's all a matter of preference.